Smoke control costs argued for Canton plan
H B Lammers leader of the Coal Producers Committee for Smoke Abatement warned Canton faces 15000 to 20000 dollars in initial year costs to implement smoke control. He urged funding or voter approval, noting education alone cannot enforce anti smog laws and outlining the needed staff and office space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Maddock
Canton
H. B. Lammers
Coal Producers Committee
Onesta
Lammers
Carl F. Klein
Mr. Lammers
Truce Extends Rent Control For 15 Months
Washington report on Feb 26 states a compromise bill extending rent controls for 15 months faces GOP opposition. Rep Walcott seeks a shorter extension to June 30 while Woods gains powers to reimpose ceilings and eviction regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walcott
Michigan
House Banking Committee
Congress
House
Tighe E. Woods
McCormack
Woods
Wolcott
Zoar Man, 55, Killed by Car
Walter Schober of Zoar was struck and killed by Kenneth Kendle's car on a county road west of Zoar at 11:20 p.m. Friday. Kendle swerved to avoid the pedestrian but skid on loose gravel. Schober, born in Lawrence Township, lived near Zoar and is survived by a half sister and two half brothers. Services set for Tuesday at Gordon funeral home Mineral City. burial Zoar Cemetery. Visitation Sunday evening and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZOAR
Walter Schober
Here
Schober
Kenneth Kendle
Kendle
George Duerr
Lawrence Township
Leah Kuecherer
Charles Smith
Akron
Gust Smith
Dover
Gordon
Mineral City
Zoar Cemetery
Local Dentist Moves Office to New Cleveland Avenue NW
D R Olson DDS announces relocation of his practice from 2220 Cleveland Ave NW to 625 Cleveland Ave NW. Dial 48215 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Olson Dds
Cleveland
Dial
Navy Plane Carries 222 To Break World Record
The Mars flying boat set a passenger load world record for airplanes with 222 aboard on the Alameda to San Diego round trip, under Lt. Comdr. Robert Hunt and Lt. Comdr. James Lang. The 500 mile one way distance was completed in under eight hours. The previous record was 232 by the dirigible Akron in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Alameda
Calif
Caroline Mars
Alameda Naval Air Station
San Diego
Robert Hunt
Mapleton
Minn
James Lang
Trenton
N. J
Centenarian Mary Daffen Dies in Canton Home
Mrs. Mary Daffen 104 of Canton died in her Fairview convalescent home after a long illness. Born in Cambridge England in 1845 she came to the United States in 1910 to live with a daughter in Canton. She was a charter member of First Congregational Church and survived by two sons in London two daughters one of Long Island and many grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday at Spiker funeral home with burial in West lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dal
Valescent
Cambridge
England
Duffen
United States
Canton
Arthur Deedman
Ivydale Ave
First Congregational Church
Daffen
R. H. Leadbeater
Long Island
N. Y
Fred
Thomas Daffen
London
Spiker
Rev. C. W. Record
Westlawn
Bromfield Named Ohio Conservation Chairman
Louis Bromfield author farmer of near Mansfield is elected chairman of the Ohio Conservation and Natural Resources Commission to succeed A. E. Rupp of Cambridge Emory Beetham of Cleveland is re elected vice chairman at the monthly meeting in Columbus February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Louis Bromfield
Near Mansfield
Ohio Conservation and Natural Resources Commission
A. E. Rupp
Cambridge
Emory Beetham
Cleveland
GM Reduction May Touch Off Auto Price War
Detroit Feb 26 An auto price war looms after General Motors cuts prices on passenger cars and Chevrolet trucks. Chrysler’s A Van Derzee calls the move an effort to get more in line competitively while GM says it will let the public decide. GM also lowers hourly wages and salaried pay for spring months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Motor
G.M
Chrysler
A. van Derzee
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
van Derzee
East Ohio Appeals FPC Ruling Over Gas Supply
East Ohio Gas Co. said it would appeal a Federal Power Commission decision to the U S District Court. The ruling would divert 50 million cubic feet of natural gas daily from the area and requires Texas Eastern Transmission Corp to expand and share gas with 12 companies in six states on a need basis. Texas Eastern proposed selling the extra gas exclusively to East Ohio, Peoples Natural Gas, and New York State Natural Gas Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
East Ohio Gas Co
U. S. District Court
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Big Inch
Texas Eastern
East Ohio
Peoples Natural Gas Co
New York State
Natural Gas Corp
U.S. Plans 127000 Soldiers in Japan for Next Year
The army will keep about 127,000 troops in Japan to deter attacks and respond if Japan is attacked. Overall, 677,000 soldiers would be funded for next year with divisions abroad and at home, including increases in Alaska and reductions in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
United States
Germany
Alaska
Europe
Royal
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Gerald F. Bogan
San Francisco
Bogan
Collins
Caribbean
Panama Canal Zone
Pacific
Hawaii
Reich Mission Ban Hit by Reds
Moscow reports Russia delivered a stiff note to the American embassy demanding that occupation authorities in Germany and Austria cancel orders closing the Soviet repatriation missions. The note was handed to U S officials February 24, ahead of Gen. Lucius Clay's February 16 deadline. Tass cited agreements at Yalta Potsdam and a UN resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Germany
Austria
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Clay
Tass
Yalta
Potsdam
United Nations
Rocket Soars 250 Miles in Two-Stage V-2 Flight
At White Sands a two stage V-2 with a 700 pound WAC corporal warhead reached 250 miles altitude and 5000 mph. Officials say the experimental flight proves feasibility of satellites and speeds far beyond sound. General Sayler notes 25000 mph needed to escape gravity and notes the mission aids upper atmosphere research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite
N. M
Space
Earth
White Sands Proving Ground
Harry R. Sayler
Army Ordnance Research
Washington
Sayler
Phillip C. Blackmore
49 Seized in Gambling Raid by Marion Police
Marion police led by Chief William Marks raided five pool hall card rooms arresting 49 men on gambling charges. Twelve charged with operating gambling places others charged with gambling. All posted bonds and were released after orders to appear in Municipal Court for hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush-Moore
Marion
William Marks
Four Reds Seized in Paris Security Raids
French police report four Communist sympathizers arrested in Paris on charges of divulging military secrets. The detainees, linked to Regards and France D abord, were taken to the Reuilly army barracks for military-judge questioning after raids on Communist publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ministry of Interior
France
French
Communist Party Central Committee
Reuilly
Surete Nationale
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Robert Friedland
Regards
Pierre Juin
Robert Pennaut
France D’abord
Bertrand Jouenne
Thorez
Ministry of Justice
Paul Ramadier
Maurice Thorez
Communist Party
Death Claims Helen Reiter Canton Factory Owner
Mrs Helen L Reiter a Canton businesswoman and head of G C Reiter Co died Friday at 9 pm at 2226 Harvard Ave NW after a heart seizure She was 71 and had been active in St Pauls Episcopal Church Travelers Aid USO and social affairs Survived by a niece Miss Virginia Hilton of New York City services set for Monday at St Pauls Burial in Westlawn Cemetery Body at Williams funeral home and residence calls allowed afternoon and evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen L. Reiter
Canton
Harvard Ave
Reiter
Cleveland
George C. Reiter
United States
Europe
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Travelers Aid Society
USO
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
State Department
Dean Acheson
Jonkheer O. Reuchlin
Netherlands
Hume-Wrong
Canada
Henri Bonnet
Baron Silvercrays
Belgium
Hugues le Gallais
Luxemeburg
Cincinnatian
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Re“age Steel Corp
Republic
Timken
Citizens Committee
Mary Daffen
Jen
Fairview Con
Bromfield
Ohio Conservation Chairman
Chrysler Sales
U.S
Orient
Army Royall
Reich
Reds
Helen Reiter
Gang Firm
Charles E. Smart
Dime Savings Bank
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